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American Lyric Theater's THE GOLDEN TICKET Live Recording Available for Pre-Order
American Lyric Theater (ALT) announces that the live recording of its first commissioned opera, The Golden Ticket, a comic opera by Peter Ash and Donald Sturrock based on Roald Dahl's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, is now available for pre-order from Albany Records on Amazon.com. The Golden Ticket will be officially released on CD this December 1, 2012.
The Golden Ticket was commissioned by American Lyric Theater and Felicity Dahl in 2006. The opera received its world premiere in partnership with Opera Theatre of Saint Louis in June 2010, and its European debut in partnership with the Wexford Festival in October 2010. The live recording, conducted by composer Peter Ash, was produced by ALT in partnership with The Atlanta Opera during performances in Atlanta in March 2012.
The Golden Ticket represents the first time the estate of author Roald Dahl has authorized an operatic adaptation of the best selling, classic book, which has entertained children and adults alike since its publication in 1964.
The recording cast includes bass baritone Daniel Okultich (Willy Wonka), treble Benjamin P. Wenzelberg (Charlie), tenor Keith Jameson (Grandpa Joe), soprano Kristin Clayton (Grandma Georgina and Mrs. Gloop), mezzo soprano Jamie Barton (Grandma Josephine and Mrs. Teavee), bass baritone Jason Hardy (Grandpa George and Mr. Beauregard), countertenor Gerald Thompson (Mike Teavee), soprano Ashley Emerson (Violet Beauregard), tenor Andrew Drost (Augustus Gloop), mezzo soprano Abigail Nims (Veruca Salt), baritone David Kravitz (Lord Salt), and mezzo soprano Krista Costin (Candy Mallow and the Squirrel Mistress). Peter Ash, conductor; Walter Huff, Chorus Master. The Chorus and Orchestra of The Atlanta Opera.
Pre-orders of The Golden Ticket can be made HERE.
On December 1, the CD will be available on the AlbanyRecords.com, Amazon.com, Arkivmusic.com, hbdirect.com, and at other classical music retailers. Digital downloads will also be available from iTunes and other similar services shortly thereafter.
Lead funding for the recording of The Golden Ticket was provided by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. Additional major funding was provided by The Aaron Copland Fund for Music, Inc.
Founded in 1979, The Atlanta Opera is one of the finest regional opera companies in the United States producing mainstage opera productions and excellent arts education programs for all ages. It directly serves almost 100,000 people annually in Metropolitan Atlanta and throughout the Southeast. The Atlanta Opera strives to expand the experience of its patrons with memorable and exciting performances reflecting the highest musical and theatrical standards, while supporting community and educational programs. The Opera also works to attract the finest international, national, and regional singers, conductors, stage directors and designers.
Based in New York City, American Lyric Theater (ALT) was founded in 2005 to build a new body of operatic repertoire for new audiences by nurturing composers and librettists, developing sustainable artistic collaborations, and contributing new works to the national canon. ALT is the only company in the United States that offers extensive, full-time mentorship for emerging operatic writers. While the traditional company model focuses on producing a season, ALT's programs focus on serving the needs of composers and librettists, developing new works, and collaborating with larger producing companies to help usher those works into the repertoire.
In 2006, ALT, with Felicity Dahl, commissioned its first work, The Golden Ticket, a new opera based on Roald Dahl's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. In 2007, ALT launched its core initiative, the Composer Librettist Development Program (CLDP), led by Producing Artistic Director Lawrence Edelson and a faculty comprised of some of the country's foremost artists, including composer-librettist Mark Adamo, dramaturg Cori Ellison, composers Robert Beaser and Anthony Davis, librettists Michael Korie and Mark Campbell, and stage director Rhoda Levine. To date, the program has provided intensive, personalized mentorship to 30 gifted emerging artists. 11 short chamber operas have been developed under the auspices of the program, which have been presented by organizations ranging from the San Francisco Conservatory to Center City Opera in Philadelphia. In 2009, ALT commissioned The Poe Project, the first formal commissions from CLDP Resident Artists. Three different composer/librettist teams are currently completing this trilogy of one-act operas, inspired by the fiction of Edgar Allan Poe. Production details for The Poe Project will be announced in 2013. In the fall of 2012, ALT announced three new full-length opera commissions, all currently being written by Resident Artists in the CLDP: La Reina by Jorge Sosa and Laura Sosa Pedroza, a story of revenge and corruption in the drug trade on both sides of the Mexican/American border; The Turing Project by Justine F. Chen and David Simpatico, a historical fantasia based on the life of English scientist Alan Turing; and The Long Walk, by Jeremy Howard Beck and Stephanie Fleischmann, based on the critically acclaimed memoir of war and homecoming by American veteran and author Brian Castner. (Details on all commissions, as well as short videos of this season's commissions are available on ALT's website.)


text: Tyler Harris Archives Email Author Follow @@tyharris08 Planning Ahead Is Key For Used Sunlight Salesman Managing rangeland in drought requires planning ahead by measuring rainfall data and identifying critical "trigger" dates. Published on: Sep 13, 2013 Tweet Post to Your Wall. Email Story RSS Permalink Print In the region of south central Kansas where the dirt turns red from the oxidation of the iron in the soil, known as the Gypsum Hills, short and tall native prairie grasses come together and thrive during the warm season. However, in many of the region's pastures, native grasses like Indiangrass, gamagrass and buffalo grass, are literally overshadowed by invasive eastern red cedars and Osage orange trees, causing problems during drought years. Some ranches in the region, including Ted Turner's famous Z-Bar Ranch, are going through projects to remove these invasive species and restore the native prairie. One of the biggest success stories is another Ted – Ted Alexander, whose 7,000-acre Alexander Ranch, just west of Medicine Lodge, has seen a huge improvement since he gained control in 1984. "When I started this project in 1984, about 60% of the ranch had about 80% canopy on it," the college instructor turned custom grazer says. "I had to find out what I had – I knew I had a cedar forest that was under-grazed, under-utilized, and under-watered."Having a plan to manage pastures in the middle of drought has been increasingly important in recent years. In the south central region of Kansas known as the Gypsum Hills or Red Hills, where annual rainfall has recently been averaging 18 to 22 inches, Ted Alexander has used intense grazing management and measuring rainfall data to manage through drought without putting too much stress on his rangeland. The accompanying slideshow illustrates a few key components of Alexander's operation. These trees are very detrimental to the native grass growth, reducing the amount of forage available for cattle. "A tree that's 5 to 6 inches in diameter could take 20 to 30 gallons of water a day," Alexander explains. "They take up a lot of water. Bovines don't graze them. The more cedars you have, the less grass you have and the less bovines you can graze."~~~PAGE_BREAK_HERE~~~ So, Alexander made it his mission to restore the native prairie and remove these invasive trees through a series of projects. With grants like the Private Stewardship Grant through U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and NRCS's EQIP program, Alexander was able to clear out trees in places where they had taken over. Now, hills and streams that were once overgrown with eastern red cedars are clear. "When I moved here, one of the streams was an intermittent stream, and in 1988, it didn't run at all," he says. "We got a grant to remove all of the trees we could off of the riparian area and have stream flow monitors installed along the stream. Today, it's still running water." Restoring the native prairie While tree removal has also improved grass growth, Alexander's use of rotational grazing has also allowed him to increase grazing capacity significantly. A custom grazer and follower of renowned conservationist Aldo Leopold's principles, Alexander describes himself as a used sunlight salesman, as opposed to a rancher. Forages consume sunlight, and cattle consume forage. "The process is more important than content," he says. "The process here is converting sunlight into protein." In 2010, before the drought hit in his region, he was custom grazing around 2,300 yearlings and 230 cow-calf pairs on his ranch and some of his neighbor's acres. "18 years of intense grazing management is why we're able to manage through this drought and not have a really high amount of stress on our range," he says. "Since I started this, before the drought hit in 2010, I increased the stocking rate by 100%." This is thanks to rotating and giving the forage some rest. Alexander has worked closely with Stan Parsons and Dave Pratt from Ranching for Profit, consultants who help ranchers grow more grass and stock more cattle. With their help, Alexander formed a drought plan with "trigger dates" – critical dates to use as a reference for how much growth the grass should have depending on rainfall, which also helps determine stocking rates.~~~PAGE_BREAK_HERE~~~ Alexander has seen a significant decrease of rainfall and grass growth since the drought hit in 2010. "In March, I had a rain of two inches," he says. "It had been 869 days since I had a two-inch rainfall." Before 2010, there was about 2,500 to 3,000 pounds of forage per acre of native prairie. "For the last three years, we're producing half, about 1,500 to 1,700 pounds per acre." The amount of residual herbage is important for the next year, although Alexander's renters take in some cattle for winter grazing. "I like to end up with somewhere around 800 pounds of forage an acre going into the winter," he says. "500 would be the lowest I could possibly go." Using rainfall data to plan ahead In his area, 50% of the forage is typically produced by June 15. "Historically, this area is supposed to get 18 to 22 inches of rain a year," Alexander says. "Based on the last three years, that's where we're moving back toward." So, decisions would be made based on this rainfall data over several years. "As our rainfall patterns move, we're going to have to move our stocking rate down," he explains. "Over three years, if you're only getting half of your rainfall during the growing season, that's what your stocking rate is going to have to be. If you're only getting half your rain, you're still only getting half your grass." Resting periods, grazing periods and stocking rates are not based on time, but rainfall and how much the grass has actually recovered, although some forage has had as much as 400 days of rest. "You can rest, but has the forage recovered?" Alexander asks. Resting periods vary. "On some pastures, I've pushed it out to 75 days of rest," he says. "60 days is a good number to shoot for, but that's for me and my personal experience." Grazing periods also vary. "We've got some paddocks that are 40 acres that they graze in a day, and some that are 200 acres that they graze in four to five days."~~~PAGE_BREAK_HERE~~~ It is possible to give the grass too much rest. Alexander found this out using a 150 square foot exclusion cage with four years of rest to see how long too much rest is, although this varies. "The preferred species plants were definitely reduced in their vigor because of so much ground cover from the cheat," he says. "The forbs, the sage wort and the ragweed were prolific." However, stocking rates shouldn't be adjusted mid-summer. "Typically, people don't react to something unless it's a crisis," he says. "Developing the plan and sticking to it before we get into a crisis is important." With drought, Alexander has adjusted his stocking rates accordingly, starting each of the past couple years de-stocked by 48%, based on data from previous years. If rainfall improves, he would gradually increase rates by 15 to 20% per year. "That's why it's important to keep track of the rainfall, so you know how much you're going to get during the growing season," he says. "If you want to manage, you've got to measure." Alexander has also helped other ranchers and farmers restore native prairie through the Comanche Pool Prairie Resources Foundation. The organization has helped restore over 5,000 acres of marginal farmland to native rangeland and remove eastern red cedars through a $2.5 million National Fish and Wildlife Federation grant. "From about the Pratt-Barber County line to the Oklahoma state line, we've got over 100,000 acres that are now well-managed," he says. "Did I cause it? No, but I think I've had some influence." Another key part of a drought plan: water availability Another important part of a drought management plan is having water available for cattle. In Alexander's region in western Barber County, where annual rainfall is averaging 18 to 22 inches, a reliable source of surface water is not always easy to find. "I have built nine ponds. If I had to build it over, I would just build two ponds," he says. "Instead of the other seven ponds I built, I could have a pipeline system over the whole ranch."~~~PAGE_BREAK_HERE~~~ His water system, which he started constructing in 1988, has over five miles of underground pipeline. His ranch has five 1,500-gallon stock tanks and sixteen 2,000-gallon stock tanks, in addition to an 8,000-gallon and 20,000-gallon storage tank. "Not having to rely on ponds and not having to worry about problems with algae and drought, it's been really nice to have all these pipes and tanks." Having a central watering system with tanks is also beneficial to reduce erosion. Because water is available at the tank, cattle stay away from riparian areas. "The cows are always going up the hill to drink water," he explains. "If they're walking downhill to the bottom, the pond is going to fill in and silt up." This system includes 3.5 miles of pipeline on solar panels and Grundfos pumps. Some of the pumps can pump up to eight to ten gallons a minute in bright sunlight, while others can pump two gallons a minute. "It's really nice to go and turn it on and not have to worry about an electric bill." Because they are a half mile or more from the electric grid, they are cheaper than electricity. "When I put my first solar system in in 2002, they wanted $18,000 to run electricity to it," Alexander says. "I did it for about half that cost. Now, it would be about a third of that cost." USED SUNLIGHT SALESMANTed Alexander calls himself a used sunlight salesman – he custom grazes cattle, which consume forages, which consume sunlight. He has managed through recent drought years thanks to 18 years of intensive forage management. This has earned him awards like the Kansas Bankers Association Soil Conservation Award, and the Society For Range Management Excellence in Grazing Management Award.PLANNING AHEADAlexander says keeping track of rainfall data is key to planning ahead. This way, adjustments like changes in stocking rates can be made before a drought hits. "Typically, people don't react to something unless it's a crisis," he says. "Developing the plan and sticking to it before we get into a crisis is important."GRAZING MANAGEMENTWith the last few years of drought, Alexander has adjusted his stocking rates accordingly, starting each of the past couple years de-stocked by 48%, based on rainfall data from previous years. If rainfall improves, he would gradually increase rates. This is why it's important to measure rainfall and adjust rates accordingly. His 18 years of intense grazing management have included rotating cattle and allowing resting periods based on rainfall data.INVASIVE TREESEastern red cedars like these (not on Alexander Ranch) are invasive and detrimental to grass growth. They reduce the amount of forage available for cattle by using up water. So, Alexander has made it his mission to clear out trees on his ranch – 60% of which had 80% canopy on it.PIPELINE SYSTEMBecause it's not always feasible to use surface water, Alexander prefers to use a pipeline system for water. His ranch has five miles of underground pipeline, five 1,500-gallon stock tanks and sixteen 2,000-gallon stock tanks, in addition to an 8,000-gallon and 20,000-gallon storage tank. "I have built nine ponds. If I had to build it over, I would just build two ponds," he says. "Instead of the other seven ponds I built, I could have a pipeline system over the whole ranch."SOLAR-POWERED WATERThe system includes 3.5 miles of pipeline on solar panels and Grundfos pumps. Because they are a half mile or more from the electric grid, they are cheaper than electricity. "When I put my first solar system in in 2002, they wanted $18,000 to run electricity to it," Alexander says. "I did it for about half that cost. Now, it would be about a third of that cost." 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SFM gets upset loss to Ida S. Baker
Defeat has no concrete effect on season.
First quarter
IB - Betts 5 run (Clarke kick); 6:49
Second quarter
IB - Betts 33 fumble return (Febles run); 8:46
SFM - Kearse 59 run (Kammerlocher kick); 4:52
Third quarter
SFM - Kearse 5 run (Kammerlocher kick); 4:51
CAPE CORAL — South Fort Myers' upset loss to Ida S. Baker on Friday night represented more than an end to an undefeated season and bad momentum heading into the playoffs. It led the Wolfpack's coach to comment on the futility of adolescent psychology.
"We worked on keeping the kids up all week long and making it," South coach Grant Redhead said. "When you're dealing with kids, sometimes they get it and sometimes they don't. ... I've been doing this 16 years and I can't figure out a kid's head."
South Fort Myers (9-1, 5-1 in 6A-11) had already won the district championship and Baker (7-3, 4-2) had already been eliminated last week, so Friday's 15-14 defeat had no concrete effect on the season. The Wolfpack have a bye to end the regular season next week, so they have two weeks to try to forget this loss heading into the playoffs — or two dwell on it.
"We missed tackles, we missed blocks, we missed throws, we dropped balls," Redhead said. "We didn't play good enough to win. That's the bottom line."
The defense's aim of containing Baker quarterback Sage Attwood was largely successful, as the Bulldogs passer only completed a third of his passes for 49 yards. Bruising running back Jeremy Betts picked up the slack, though, pounding the South defensive line with short carries. After Roy Denson completed a 27-yard halfback pass to an open Alex Febles, Betts scored on a 5-yard touchdown run. Trayvon Clarke's kick gave the Bulldogs a 7-0 lead midway through the first quarter./p>
South's offense got to experience Betts as a linebacker, too.
Defensive linemen Regie Meant and Will Cunningham forced a fumble off a sack on South quarterback Andrew Dailidonis. Betts picked up the bouncing ball and ran it 33 yards for a touchdown. Febles ran in the two-point conversion, which proved to be the game-winner.
Enter Jayron Kearse. The 6-foot-4 wildcat receiver took a direct snap on his first play of the game, then ran 59 yards to the end zone, striding easily past the Ida Baker defenders. Conner Kammerlocher's kick made it 15-7 at the half.
Kearse saw more action in the second quarter. His second carry of the night, a 43-yard wildcat run, put him over 100 rushing yards. He followed that with a 5-yard run up the middle that had the appearance of a bulldozer driving through cobwebs.
A running back does not an offense make, however, and the Bulldogs started to figure out how to bring down the lanky Kearse.
The Wolfpack also lost Dailidonis to an unknown injury after he took a hit in the midsection, leaving sophomore Keith Smith to finish the game. Smith threw an interception late in the fourth quarter that clinched the victory for the Bulldogs.
"We don't know what was wrong (with Dailidonis)," Redhead said. "We haven't assessed it. We don't have our trainer here."
Kammerlocher pulled all three of his field goal attempts, missing from 42, 41 and 49 yards.
Kearse rushed for 129 yards on 7 carries. Dailidonis went 6-for-17 for 68 yards before leaving the game. Willie Johnson caught 2 passes for 51 yards.
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The Hatay Archaeological Museum or Antakya Archaeological Museum is an excellent museum of ancient art in Antakya, Turkey. Its collections include most of the Roman mosaics from ancient Antioch that were discovered in 1932-39, and is thus sometimes known as the Antakya Mosaic Museum.
Construction of the the Hatay Archaeological Museum began in 1934, inspired in part by the excavations of ancient Antioch that began in 1932 and on the recommendation of the French archaeologist M. Prost. The museum was completed in 1938, and a year later the Hatay province was reunited with Turkey. The museum was reorganized and reopened in 1948, and again in 1975.
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The collection of the Hatay Archaeological Museum is spread throughout seven rooms and two halls, arranged according to where the artifacts were found. The rooms are tall and full of large windows, providing plenty of natural light. Most of the labels are in Turkish and English.
One of the most famous mosaics in the Antakya Museum is the Megalopsychia Hunt Mosaic, a large mosaic pavement dating from 450-75 AD. Discovered in Yakto village near Daphne, the mosaic is especially celebrated for its border, which depicts major landmarks and daily activities in ancient Antioch and Daphne. It is an important source for archaeologists, since virtually no structures from these ancient cities survive today.
Other highlights of the superb mosaic collection include the Boat of Psyches, the Drinking Contest, a rare Menander with Glykera and Comedy, the Buffet Supper with dishes full of ancient foods, and the magical Evil Eye mosaic that was intended to deflect curses from a 2nd-century home.
In addition to its mosaics, the Hatay Archaeological Museum displays many important artifacts discovered in Antioch and surrounding regions. These include column capitals, a sacrificial altar, idols, reliefs, grave steles, pottery objects, frescoes, coins, jewelry, and statues from the Hittite to Byzantine periods.
The museum's garden contains Roman period sarcophagi, building stones, water jars, and other objects, as well as a mosaic from the Church of Seleucia Pieria.
To explore many of the museum's exhibits yourself, please see our Antioch Museum Photo Gallery, with over 200 fully captioned photos.
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Mets' Ike Davis Is Now Pirates' Ike Davis: Shrewd Move For Buccos
Something shocking happened. You're not going to believe me. It's incredible, unbelievable,...
Michael Morse might be the best player in baseball without a starting job. Two years ago, he hit .303 and swatted 31 dingers. Last season, he missed a whole chunk of games but still managed to bat .291 with 18 homers and prove that the previous season wasn't a fluke. He's never been an All-Star however (if that means anything, which it doesn't) and he is already 30 years old.
With the resigning of Adam LaRoche by the Nationals this winter, in addition to the addition (see that I did there?) of centerfiedler Denard Span, Morse is without a home in the Nats starting 9:
See? Even though Morse can play both corner outfielder spots and a serviceable first base, he wont get a chance in the everyday lineup. The Nats are pretty stacked on the bench too, with Tyler Moore among others coming Off the Bench (see that one?).
Conveniently, the New York Yankees happen to be in the market for a right handed hitting corner outfielder who can occasionally play first base. They need some offense to compensate for the black hole that will be the catcher's spot in their order and they need to replace the production of Nick Swisher, now of the Cleveland Indians.
Morse fits perfectly. His bat will certainly play in the Bronx and right field there isn't particularly difficult. Moreover, he would lengthen the Yankees lineup dramatically providing a guy who can hit a healthy number of longballs and have a decently high average in the lower half, protecting Mark Teixeira and Curtis Granderson. As a right handed hitter, he'd help balance the lineup that tends to be a bit too left handed.
Further, his addition as the more or less everyday right fielder would allow the Yankees to use Ichiro as a DH, and spot outfielder when the Yanks play a particularly challenging outfield in a road park (think Fenway with all its idiosyncrasies). By having a couple of DH options who can also play the field, the Yankees can move older folks, like Derek Jeter, into that spot without messing with the lineup too much.
Also, Morse's ability to play first on occasion will help the Yankees when Texiera needs an off day, much the way Swisher moved into the infield periodically.
Without Morse, the bombers have issues. They have to count on Ichiro being a starting caliber everyday player. They have to count on Jeter being healthy and productive. And they have to count on monster seasons out of the 3-4-5 hitters in the order. Really, they need A-Rod to come back and be A-Rod.
With Morse, pressure is taken off of Kevin Youkilis at third and all of the guys mentioned above. With him, the Yanks can afford (a little better) to have their catcher postion be as terrible as it looks. Morse gives the Yankees much more flexibility, depth and another big bat in the lineup.
To get him, I wouldn't hesitate to trade one of the "big" starting pitching prospects in the Yankees system, Manny Banuelos or Dellin Betances, who appears to be in the need of a scenery change.
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Violence Against Women Act: An Update
Last February, United Methodist Women released an action alert on the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). Amazingly, since that time, no progress has been made. In fact, the 112th Congress let it expire, as the act failed to pass in the House.
The expansion of VAWA to include LGBT, undocumented, and Native American women is facing challenges in the House of Representatives.
There is currently no debate about including special provisions for LGBT and undocumented women within the bill, but there is regarding Native American women.
The House differs on how much authority the tribal legal system on Native American reservations should have in prosecuting non-Native perpetrators of violence against women.
Some members against revisions of the bill approved by the Senate perceive the tribal councils as threats to U.S. federal authority by enabling them to prosecute all perpetrators of violence, not just other Native Americans. They would like all violent crimes against women, including those against Native women, to go through the appropriate state or federal court system. But given the quasi-independence of tribal authorities, this would allow non-Natives to be omitted from prosecution by tribes themselves.
Without the expansion, any non-Native abuser can take a Native woman one foot outside of a reservation, beat her, and the tribal authority has no jurisdiction, even though it's in their backyard.
United Methodist Women supports expanding VAWA to recognize and enable the tribal authorities to prosecute non-Natives or anyone who attacks a Native woman.
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Cyber Security Awareness Toolkits
In celebration of October Cyber Security Awareness Month, the NYS Enterprise Information Security Office has provided a number of educational resources available to the public. Resources include cyber security themed posters, calendars, bookmarks, guides, brochures and other content that can be downloaded and branded to help promote and reinforce cyber safety in practical, informative, entertaining and usable ways.
Keeping Kids Safe Online
The Cyber Security Awareness Volunteer Education (C-SAVE) Program is a great opportunity for cyber security professionals and/or educators to help educate elementary, middle, and high-school students about Internet safety and security. For more information or to download the C-SAVE curriculum, visit www. staysafeonline. org/in-the-classroom/c-save. A full set of materials is provided to make the experience as close to turn-key as possible.
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I am a husband, father, son, brother, uncle and friend. I believe in sharing my talents and experiences by giving back to the community by giving my time to coaching, church and especially to the disability community. I truly believe that all men and women are created equally.
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When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation.
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. That to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed. That whenever any form of government becomes destructive to these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and accordingly all experience hath shown that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same object evinces a design to reduce them under absolute despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such government, and to provide new guards for their future security. — Such has been the patient sufferance of these colonies; and such is now the necessity which constrains them to alter their former systems of government. The history of the present King of Great Britain is a history of repeated injuries and usurpations, all having in direct object the establishment of an absolute tyranny over these states. To prove this, let facts be submitted to a candid world.
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Late last week, I was on a call discussing the voucher program for students with disabilities (AB110). As you may recall, I testified in front of the Education Committee to not support this bill, for a number of reasons.
One of the arguments for this bill that I have heard is that "the money follows the child". In theory, I suppose this could be true. But I have a hard time believing that the money set aside for individuals with disabilities is the true cost to educate them. What if the amount of money that is following the student is not enough to fully educate them? What happens to the student? What does the voucher, charter, private school do? Do they not fully educate the student? Does the family need to kick in the difference? Do they send the student back to the public school?
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I spent the early part of the week attending the Information and Technical Assistance Center for Councils on developmental Disabilities (ITACC) seminar in Washington DC. This was to enhance my knowledge of being an effective Board member for the Wisconsin Board for People with Developmental Disabilities (BPDD). Having just been elected to the Executive Committee for the next year, it was an opportunity for me to get a better understanding of my responsibilites and to learn from other Councils. There were members from all 50 states, yes even Alaska and Hawaii were in attendence, also represented was Guam. It was a great opportunity for me to hear how some other states are dealing with the same issues facing all of us.
I had the honor of speaking with the Commissioner of the Adminstration on Developmental Disabilities, Sharon Lewis. Sharon spoke of the challenges and uncertainty of the immediate and long term future for people with developmental disabilities.


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Hey guys. Its my time to contribute to the community. Its not anything big, just a way to backup your SNES saves.
I installed SNES a few days ago and already got frustrated with the Restore and Delete Saved Game.
Because the controls are a little harder on the iphone than the actual SNES and your finger cover up the screen I tend to save my game every once and a while just to be on the safe side, in case I press on the wrong place on the screen I dont have to replay the whole level just because a finger slipped off.
Also you have to save using the emulator save, because if you save in-game, next time you want to play it, you'll see that your save progress in-game is gone.
At some points when I press on the save file instead of pressing the restore i might touch the delete button which deletes the save without prompting. Which is killer if you played halfthrough the game or you are only a few levels from finishing the game.
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Join us for this 9 mile ride along the Canal and River Ribble. We'll meet at the bike compound between Harrington and Greenbank building for a quick bike check and warm up.
Our route will include the beautiful Haslam Park, Ashton Park and the Guild Wheel. There'll be a mixture of cycle paths and quiet roads.
This ride is perfect for all abilities and we'll always ride at the pace of the slowest rider so no one is left behind. We are a friendly bunch and really welcome newcomers to our rides.
It's a good idea to bring some water and you may also want to bring a snack. Wearing a helmet is advisable; if you don't have one please do not to worry you can still take part!
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There is a telltale heart inside Peter Hughes' otherwise typical Perth roofing office.
The 52-year-old is almost unrecognisable as the swollen and charred face broadcast around the world in the first hours after the Bali Bombings, but it's clear for better or worse, they have defined the past decade of his life.
Beating away next to his corner office now sits the epicenter of the Peter Hughes BURN Foundation, a thriving not for profit adapted to provide ongoing support for burns survivors.
In the years since Bali, Hughes has also become a popular motivational speaker, released a book and continues to lobby the Australian Government to compensate citizens affected by terrorism overseas.
"I did an interview that made me look like I was a bit of a hero, I wasn't, I was desperate, I was trying to send a message to my son and no one else," he said.
"I was scared in Bali – I was going to die – I was told I was going to die."
Shortly after those first interviews Hughes went into an induced coma, dying momentarily several times from injuries inflicted by two suicide bomb attacks on Kuta's popular nightclub strip in October 2002.
Hughes was one of 240 injured that day, while 202 lost their lives.
"I felt guilty everyday because I was alive," he said when asked why he had decided to start giving talks about Bali.
"I just wanted to make sure that these people didn't die for nothing."
Like many others Hughes life was interrupted when he followed a well-beaten path from the suburbs of Perth to tropical Bali for a few days of Bintang beer and sunshine.
Hughes and his friends had ended up at Paddy's Pub that night because the Sari Nightclub across the road had a long line out the front. Heading to the bar to get the first round Hughes skirted what he would later remember was an Indonesian-looking man with a backpack at his feet.
"As I stretched out to grab what I thought was my cold bottle of Bintang there was a click, there was a bang," he said. "I was gasping for air pretty quickly."
A girl "cannoned" into Hughes, knocking him to the ground. "Knowing what I know now that was a suicide bomber," he said.
"I had this girl at my feet that I could hardly see because the place was so dusty."
Hughes grabbed the girl and the pair started heading out through the entrance he'd come in from – it was the only way in or out of Paddy's.
As he stumbled onto the footpath seconds after the first blast a car parked outside the Sari Club erupted throwing him back inside the collapsing Paddy's Pub.
"I can remember feeling the pressure of wind and also trying to suck through air – it felt like you were gasping and you were grabbing – it was just everything at one time," he said.
"When I actually stood up I saw legs, I saw arms, I saw people crying and screaming – they were struggling – if you never got up you died – it was as simple as that."
Those who could stand started groping through the dust and smoke trying to pull others around them up, he said.
"My eyes were pretty much shot, I couldn't hear a bloody thing, I was cut from head to toe," he said.
"I had no idea about bombs - If I had known that it was a bomb I would have run like hell – and a lot of people did – a lot of people knew."
The rage would come later for Hughes and while he admits to dark months struggling to live with pschological trauma, there were other powerful memories to come out of the chaos, which have fortified him in the years since.
"To see people that were badly injured trying to help other people is inspirational and I think even when people thought they had no hope they were helping," he said. "We're a weird bunch I think the Aussies."
As the 10-year anniversary nears Hughes has testified in the trials of two of the bombers, but ultimately he blames the Indonesian authorities for the enabling the attacks to happen.
"There has got to be a responsibility given somewhere and I think it drops with the Indonesian Government in terms of the people that are there that are radical that do these strange things," he said.
Mr Hughes has also lobbied the Australian to compensate the Bali survivors and families of victims, as they would victims of crime on Australian soil.
"The Government needs to pay – they need to pay the hundreds of people who were affected," he said.
Hughes has attracted the support of opposition leader Tony Abbot who recently called for about 300 Australian victims of terrorism overseas or their families to each retrospectively receive up to $75,000 in compensation.
The total cost would be about $30 million, assuming overseas terror victims got the maximum compensation amount of $75,000 currently paid to Australian victims of crime at home.
Despite their history Hughes has been back to Bali 30 times in the decade since the attacks and still feels affectionately towards the country and its people.
However, he doesn't believe the issues behind the bombings have been addressed. "I'm against the system of how sometimes it can be too free and easy for people to do certain things in their own country, Bali, Jakarta, Indonesia...very corrupt," he said.
"I don't think they've learnt nothing.
"I think the radical groups are still doing what they want to do – I think they have a lot of control whether dead or alive."
After a decade of reliving the trauma over and over again Hughes said he was looking forward to a quieter life out of the spotlight having done his time in the media.
However, he plans to keep giving motivational talks and to continue building up his not-for-profit.
"Bali made me a better person," he said, when asked how he was changed 10 years ago.
"If I could take away the scars and the injuries and the post traumatic stress and all the crap that goes with it I would say that's the underlying message in terms of what I think about myself as a person.
"I'm better."


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ArtimusFan // February 26, 2012 5:57:20 PM UTC
Two of the tracks were overdubbed in 1987. I read the story on http://www.skynyrdfrynds.proboards.com/ about how Allen, Gary, Leon, and Billy went to Miami Criteria Studios to overdub two songs before they would release them on this album. I was shocked to learn Steve Gaines guitar part was removed and overdubbed by one of those mentioned above.
2 feets // October 22, 2011 2:12:05 PM UTC
mr. banker is a great song
motleycrew90 // May 21, 2011 1:18:30 PM UTC
I simple man that's what I am I love the lyrics
Jensen // September 24, 2010 8:09:08 PM UTC
I think "Simple Man" is the best song :-)
kietlennon // April 05, 2010 9:07:53 AM UTC
I think I love "When You Got Good Friends" song the most!!! Woah!! How nice it is!!


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In this lesson, students develop number sense through a series of three hands-on activities. Students explore the following concepts: the magnitude of a million, fractions between 0 and 1, and the effect of decimal operations.
Included here is a selection of problems and activities, appropriate for the middle grades classroom, for which the underlying theme is the development of number sense. These activities can be used in varied ways to generate discussion and to extend student thinking about number-related concepts. The discussion that arises as students describe their thinking will certainly give insight into their thinking and will help in evaluating students' development of number sense.
Activity 1: Exploring The Size of a Million Dollars
This activity explores whether one million dollars will fit into a standard suitcase. If so, how large would the suitcase need to be? How heavy would it be? You may have students work in small groups (2 or 3 students per group) to explore these questions.
Begin the investigation by telling the following story:
Just as you decide to go to bed one night, the phone rings and a friend offers you a chance to be a millionaire. He tells you he won $2 million in a contest. The money was sent to him in two suitcases, each containing $1 million in one-dollar bills. He will give you one suitcase of money if your mom or dad will drive him to the airport to pick it up. Could your friend be telling you the truth? Can he make you a millionaire?
Involve students in formulating and exploring questions to investigate the truth of this claim. For example:
Calculators should be available to facilitate and expedite the computation for analysis.
Note: The dimensions of a one-dollar bill are approximately 6 inches by 2.5 inches. Twenty one‑dollar bills weigh approximately 0.7 ounces.
You may wish for students to locate these facts about dollar bills on their own, using internet or other appropriate resources. The students will also need to determine the dimensions of a "standard" suitcase.
Activity 2: Estimating Fractions Between 0 and 1
The model suggested here is easy to make and will help you evaluate your students' understanding of fractions between 0 and 1. Encourage students to make estimates using familiar benchmarks (e.g., ½, ¼, ¾).
Copy the Circle Template onto light-colored cardstock.
Give each student a copy and ask them to cut out the circles and make a cut in the radius of each.
Have students put the circles together so that they can see the fractions printed on one side of one circle. Ask questions such as these:
Ask students to reverse the circle with the printed fractions so that they cannot see the fractions. Ask students if they can:
Continue asking questions that allow students to show their understanding of the fractions represented.
Other fraction models should also be used to evaluate students' understanding of fractions.
Activity 3: Exploring The Effect of Operations on Decimals
This activity provides an opportunity for students to explore the effect of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division on decimal numbers.
Write the problem (as described next) on the chalkboard or overhead. Ask students to discuss what they notice. Lead a discussion that focuses on these key points:
In computing the product of 4.5 and 1.2, a student carefully lined up the decimals and then multiplied, bringing the decimal point straight down and reporting a product of 54.0.
Reflection on the answer should have caused the student to realize the product was too big. Multiplying 4.5 by a number slightly greater than 1 produces an answer a little more than 4.5. Instead, this student applied an incorrect procedure (line up the decimals in the factors and bring the decimal point straight down) and did not reflect on whether the resulting answer was reasonable.
Tell students that they will be playing a game to practice decimal operations and their effects. Encourage students to trace several paths through the maze while always looking for the path that will yield the greatest increase in the calculator's display. Note: Students often shy away form dividing by decimals less than 1, so you may want to discuss the general effect of dividing by a number less than 1 or multiplying by a number greater than 1.
Give each student a calculator and a copy of the Maze Playing Board activity sheet.
Students are to choose a path through the maze. To begin, have the students enter 100 on their calculator. For each segment chosen on the maze, the students should key in the assigned operation and number. The goal is to choose a path that results in the largest value at the finish of the maze. Students may not retrace a path or move upward in the maze.
In pairs or in groups of three, students should discuss their strategies (after playing the game) and what worked best for them.
Students should be able to achieve a score in the thousands. The path highlighted below gives a result of roughly 6332.
Possible follow-up activities include finding the path that leads to the smallest finish number or finding a path that leads to a finish number as near the start number (100) as possible.
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Schaffner W. Tularemia and other Francisella infections. In: Goldman L, Ausiello D, eds. Cecil Medicine. 23rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2007 chap 332.
Penn RL. Francisella tularensis (Tularemia). In: Mandell GL, Bennett JE, Dolin R, eds. Principles and Practice of Infectious Diseases. 7th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Churchill Livingstone; 2009:chap 119.
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AlanOfTheBerg wrote:sjthespian wrote:If I select an problem report that has a route and GPS trace then zoom the map, the directional arrows go away on the route and trace. The only way I have found to get them back is to close and reopen the report.
If you zoom out to a certain level, they have always disappeared (zoom level 4). But they do reappear for me when zooming back in (Chrome/Win7). If you can confirm they positively do not appear when zoomed in to level 5 or higher?
AlanOfTheBerg wrote:Also, the primary name is used for shield creation, but alternate names can hold a local name if the route name is the most popular local name.
AlanOfTheBerg wrote:skbun wrote:An alternate name street must also have the same city as the primary segment. (My emphasis added)
This may be a best practice, but it's not enforced by WME. Here's some bullet points of what's possible.
Yes, there are lots of things which we have as guidelines/best practices which the editor does not enforce. This is one of them.
bgodette wrote:So there's no Street anywhere in the world that belongs to two cities or a city with two official names. Somehow I doubt that.skbun wrote:http://www.waze.com/wiki/index.php/Map_Editor_Interface_and_Controls#Segment_Edit_Detail:
An alternate name street must also have the same city as the primary segment. (My emphasis added)
The automatic default for an alternate street's city *should* be the same as the primary street ID, but there definitely should be the ability to change it.
AlanOfTheBerg wrote:AndyPoms wrote:Can you select a country? There is nothing in that dropdown here in the US...wroadd wrote:As I see there was a change in the WME, new fields are available for gas stations(and ny othre landmarks) for country (state) and city
I show United States for landmarks where I was just editing.
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